Burren two-day symposium to chart restoration of Notre-Dame Cathedral
*Photograph: Eamon Ward IRELAND’s built heritage will be the focus of an upcoming two-day symposium in The Burren.
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‘You turn around & think of your family straight away’ – Boston’s Niall on scare of Sydney stabbings
A NORTH Clare man has described the scenes of a Sydney knife attack as “just horrific”.
Tubber conference focuses on conserving & restoring Ireland’s historic buildings
*Frank McCormack, Founder and Director of Irish Natural Stone, pictured at his workshop in Boston, County Clare, with stone capitals to be used as part of the restoration and renovation project underway at The Fourt Courts in Dublin. Photograph: Eamon Ward A DAYLONG CONFERENCE in the Burren will hear from heritage experts in the field …
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Council insist €4.5m of €5.9m Active Travel allocation will be spent by end of 2022
*Safe Routes to Schools are among the eligible criteria for Active Travel funding. €4.5M OF A €5.9M of an allocation for Active Travel will be spent in Clare by the end of this year, local authority officials have insisted.
Shannon Airport billed as gateway to Wild Atlantic Way in $1m US advertising campaign
SHANNON AIRPORT’s billing as the gateway to the Wild Atlantic Way is getting promotion as part of a $1m advertising campaign in the Untied States.
Safety situation outside Tubber NS ‘needs to be examined’
MEETINGS ARE TO take place between local authority staff and management of Tubber National School over traffic management issues.
West Clare’s Active Travel projects not dependent on Greenway
PROJECTS APPROVED for Active Travel in West Clare are not dependent on route selection for the Greenway, senior engineers in Clare County Council has confirmed.
St Patrick’s Day festivities brings boost to Shannon Airport
OVER 21,000 passengers are pass through the doors of Shannon Airport for the extended St Patrick’s Day holiday period representing the largest amount of flyers in the International Airport in more than three years.
Aer Lingus rule out return of cabin crew base at Shannon Airport
*Photograph: Arthur Ellis Aer Lingus have confirmed its cabin crew base at Shannon Airport will not be reopening.
Alliance of Mayors press Government to guarantee strong Aer Lingus presence at Shannon Airport
An alliance of Mayors and Cathaoirligh in the Mid-West have appealed to the Government to ensure a strong Aer Lingus presence continues at Shannon Airport.
